Hunchbacked Model Shows What Remote Workers Will Look Like by 2100, According to Research

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the concept of remote working has transitioned from a temporary necessity to a permanent fixture for many. The flexibility to work from anywhere—be it a hybrid setup or from the comfort of our beds surrounded by snacks and the TV—has undeniably reshaped our work habits. However, this shift brings with it unforeseen challenges and potential long-term health implications. A startling visual model released by researchers highlights the physical deformities that might become commonplace by 2100 if current remote working habits persist.

Dubbed “Anna,” this hunchbacked model embodies the dire consequences of inadequate remote work setups. Created by the University of Leeds and Furniture at Work, Anna is not just a prediction but a warning. With swollen, dark-ringed eyes and hands resembling claws, she represents the extreme physical toll that…